How honour connected me with Mr Tony Elumelu, By Ayo Akerele
Today, I frequently observe young individuals displaying a form of boldness and audacity that is completely devoid of honour, seemingly oblivious to the immense professional and relational costs of such arrogance.
To this day, I make it a priority to honour a vast network of people, including friends, ministers, spiritual fathers, and missionaries, by quietly supporting their ministries, standing faithfully by them during moments of crisis, and never exploiting their personal vulnerabilities or moments of weakness against them.
For me personally, the prerogative to address me solely by my first name belongs exclusively to my biological parents, my wife, a select group of childhood friends, and my spiritual parents, and even among them, many still choose to speak with elevated respect.
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